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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23
THE VERY BEST PAINT
In the market to day is the product of the
DETROIT IDEAL PAINT COMPANY

III '''c w WV 10 VIZ PiOutNe VI thO
DETROIT IDEAL PAINT COMPANY
Their IDEAL PAINTS and their
PEOPLES PAINTS, both made of the
very best lead ziuc, linseed oil, the nee
essary colors and dryers, AND NOTHING
ELSE, are Rot only pre.eminently the best
but the cheapest Paints known 10 the
trade. There Is in the Ideal Paint Com.
pany's Paints, none Of the barytes, water
or other denominations So common TO
mixed paints. Our paints whipped out
all competitors ut tie State Fair at Jack
son last Fall, and covered the great build.
ings of the Society, being accepted as the
only strictly pure paint offered. Our
large and fast increasing railroad trade is
n further guarantee of the superiority of
our goods over al others PRICES
Ideal. 1925 in one gallon pals: Peoples.
81. Splendid Mineral PARTS, red or
brown, 75c. per gall. For sale by ii. M.
POST, Owosso.
THE DETROIT IDEAL PAINT co.
REFERENCES The President of every
National Bank In Detroit endorses the re-
liability OF the Detroit Ideal Paint Co.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23

hold the place
longer than Sept.
Is without re-en-
forcenients. The
slow marching of
the Army OF the
Potomac prevented
these from reach
ing him. Gen.
White was one OF
the officers COM
,mended by the
Washington su.
thorities for his
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23

al was attacked with Malarial Fever In the sum-
reduced in flesh, and my friends thought | would
die. was induced to try Simmons Liver Reguls-
tor and commenced improving at once. Before
we'll Of Maarial poison and have not had an attack
of IL since. My son had severe attack of Chills,
and gave him few doses Of Regulator, which
completely cured him."-JoHS I. CHAPPKLL,
Poplar Mount, Va.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23
ANTIETAM. OR sHARpseuRe.

During tho night of Sept. IA, after the
fights ON South Mountain, the Confedernts
commands Of LonSstreet and d. III. Hill
withdrew to Sharpsburg, thus edging away
from McClsllan's army and nearer the
Potomac
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23
A prudent man "according 10 Hoyle,"
For cut, bruise, and burn. and boil
Will use at once Salvation Oil.

For cut, bruise. and burn. and boil
Will use at once Salvation Oil.
"Never was heard such terrible
curse" as the man got off about his
terrible cold. Could it be possible
that he had lived in civilization and
had not heard of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrupl Let him take the old reli :
able; and stop swearing. Price IS
cents.
The "bucket shops of Cincinnati
and Chicago have been deprived Of
their quotations by the boards of
trade, wires being cut where instru-
ments were not removed
Floods in Texas have washed out
the Santa Fe railroad, destroying two
iron bridges, and on the Central road
eleven bridges. Much damage was
also done to farms in the low valley
lands.
To prevent typhoid fever. take
Laxador, the golden relugator. Price,
only IS cents.
The American Library Association
was in session last week at Round
Island Park, ST. Lawrence river. A
tive years supplement to Poole's In
dex of Periodical Literature" was re
ported nearly ready for the press.
Babies will cry! 1t is the only way
to tell us they suffer from pain. Do
not stupefy your little ones by adj
ministering laudanum and other
opiates, but use Dr. Bulls Baby Syr
up which will relieve the baby of all
pain of the bowels, ETC., and therefore
restore its happiness. Price only IS
cents
If there are any Of our readers
wanting steady work at good pay,
they would do well to read the adver
tisement "Men Wanted" in another
column by the Chase Nurseries. OF
Geneva, N. Y.
Ladies ask your grocer for Absolute
Spices, 100 per cent pure. Put up in
one fourth and one half pound paper
boxes.
81 cannot praise Hoods Sarsapar.
lila half enough" says mother whose
son, almost blind with scrofula, was
cured by this medicine.
The T. & A. railway now runs IS
engines and 500 cars.
A man by the name of Day was
married yesterday to a Miss Week,
and the printers devil scratched his
head and sent back the following
pome:
ga day is won,
A week is lost,
But time need not complain,
For soon there II be of little days
Enough to make week again.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Cslloused Jumps
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23

The Labor ticket in New York will
poll 10000 votes, unless Henry
George is deceived in his estimate.
Francis Murphy recently said eff
/ had to take my chances of doing
good in political way for the tenn.
perance cause, l would join the Re-
publican party.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23

COL Ux0N 8. NILES conduct at Har.
per's Ferry. He had been unwilling to sur
render II till council OF war decided that Il
must be done
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23
CURES ALL HUMORS.

from a common nls&ch, or Eruption. to- N,
Scaly or Rough sstn. In short, all dissGs
caused by bad blood are conquxed hy ttla
powerful, purifying. md invieoiN lg me,il-
its benign influence. Especially has il mann.
tested its potency in curing letter, Eczc!n,,
Erysipelas, Boils, Earbunces, Sore Eyes. Scrof-.
white Swelings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for q hrge Treatise, with coored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same ainount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections
"FoR the BLOOD IS THE LIFE
Thoroughly cleanse IL by using DR.. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength anu bodily health will be established.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23
There are more schools in France than
IN any other country in Europe.
ON The POTOMAC.

HARPER'S FERRY.
At the time Gen. Lee ordered jackson,
Walker and McT.aws to close in upon Har.
per's Ferry and take it. it was held by 1000
troops under Col Dixon b. Miles
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23
You

You
will never regret sending three cent
stamps to pay postage, to A. P. Ord
way & Co., Boston Mass, for a copy
of DIR. Kaufmann's great Medical
Work; 100 pages, colored ilustra-
tons; CT great value to every family.
The Fenton Courier says: Some.
body claims TO have discovered SUBJ
stance which is 1900 times as sweet
as sugar" The substance is suppos-
ed to be IS years old and wears a
hustle.
The 900 pounds of butter a.year
COW is point to aim at, and the
dairymen should not be satisfied with
anything else. She is possibility
and intelligent selection and breed.
ing will fetch her
Biliousness and sick headache are
cured by the delightful preparation
known as Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.
There is not drug store from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific nor from the
Lakes to the Gulf that does not keep
large stock of this old and valuable
medicine. A journey should never
be undertaken without bottle being
carried in ones valise. In fact it
ought to be in the houses of those
who don't travel, for time and ex.
per fence has proved it to be one Of
the most valuable family remedies ex
tant. The head office is in New York
city-[N. o. Picayune.
The attitude of the Micigan demo
Gratis on the temperance question may
be thus summarized:
Opposition to prohibitory laws.
Opposition to local option.
Opposition to high taxation.
Opposition to restrictive penalties.
Opposition to "all sumptuary laws"
II there is such thing as temper
anee democrat, he must feel very
prou Of this record of his party.
The Detroit Tribune wants to know
if theirs section In that Georgia
Glenn bill which reads, "Suffer little
aohife children TO co me unto me-"
The President has made the Grand
Army veterans his enemies, and the
Democracy loves him for the enemies
he has made.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Cslloused Jumps
and Blenishes from horses, Blood,
SPAWN, Curbs, Sweeney, Stiles,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted. Sold by ]. F.
Laubengayer Druggist, Owosso Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23

The President has made the Grand
Army veterans his enemies, and the
Democracy loves him for the enemies
he has made.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-23
CONSUMPTION.

which is ScrOrula or the Lungs, is arrested
and cured by this remedy, IL taken In thu
velous power over this terribly fatal disease
when first Offering this now world famed rem
OF calling 1t his CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
q medicine which, from its wonderful COM
bination of tonic, or strengthening, Alternative,
nutritive properties, Is uneQualed. not only
as remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases of tho
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-25

Nsw YoRK. June p. l:sO p. m.-Aoney closed
AZ per cent. The highest prices were per cent
and tte lowest 5. Governments frm. Currency
s's, q 81. bid: Is Coup. o. ~ bid; tks DO
q oea bid. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates o. st<34 s' actual rates. ~ sSiA0t s3k for
80 days, and 81 s+k9t sIA on demand. Pacific
railroad bonds closed As follows: Union firsts
Oil, to $ll9; Land Grants. slO3 to slO6 sinking
Funds. sll6 10 Sis Centrals. sll7 to olls.
The morket opened compar atively quiet. The
majority of the list opened y to per cent
higher. while Manhattan Elevated opened per
cent. higher. at sl3s. After the frst half hour
Manhattan lost the entire advance, while Mis-
souri, Pacific dropped per cent. to loo. The
rest of the list dropped 4 to ~ per cent by II
O'Clock. The greater part OF this decline was re
covered by IL: ". Al that hour the bank state
ment was announced, showing . decrease o
o., 60 O0J In the r. serve. But the statement va
nevertheless viewed as technically favorable
aud it resulted in strengthening the marke,
The bi hest prices were generally current at b
| close.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-25
TENNIS TOUKNAAsNr ESpsD.
The Championship Won by Hr. Herbert knigh
After q Hard struggle

The Championship Won by Mr.. Herbert knight
After Hard struggle.
The fnal sir gle contests of the tennis club
on Friday afternoon we're witnessed by large
crowd who were deeply interested in the
close and skilliul playing OF the rivals for the
championship. The first contest was be.
tween Messrs. Herbert knight and William
Brinton and resulted in a score OF l-6. 6 and
6-3 in favor of the former. This trial was
marked by extremely cautious playing on
both sides. The winner then played Mr..
Jonn Dickey, who had won the bye on
the day before, and the result was 6-S
and 6-5 in favor Of Mr.. Knight, who
therefore holds the championship Of the
club The last set was very we'll contested,
"vantage" games being quite numerous.
The prizes will be lney engraved racquet
plates for the champions of doubles and
| nglos, bearing the names OF the winner
| and statement Of the event.
Later in the season Messrs. Brinton and
| Dickey will play q series Of games witt
| players OF neighboripg towns Games have
already been arranged with representative,
OF York, Harrisburg and Co!um oia, and nu
! merous others are in correspondence. A
| tournament will be held in the tall, open &c
any who may present themselves
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sassisrs sAlss ar ooUsr aoUss.

sRssisSs sALss ar 0OUsf n0oss.
Properties .. roves1ie Dsrs.ss aaA CRY
DlsposeA o.
Shsriff Tomlinsoo this afternoon sold the
following properties at the court house
tract iu Manor township containing 81,
scrcA with y story frame dwelling house,
stable, &C., - the property Of Christian M.
Kaufman, to Ell Aument, for sll0, subject
to mortgage oil 81, 800.
A lot Of ground In West iemptsld town.
ship containing \ acre, with 2-story dwell
ing house o. the property Of Frank Barley,
to Jacob K. Hershey, for $3.50.
The following properties of b. NJ. Greider :
No. 1. lot OF ground In Mount Joy Dor.
ough, 80 by lso feet, on which are story
brick dwelling house, frame dwelling house,
ETC., to Christian and jacob Greider, for
&l,62S, subject TO . &, 600 mortgage.
No. =. lot Of ground In same borough, 81
by $50 feet, on which Is . story frame
dwelling, to Christian Greider, for $50
No. 3. A lot OF ground situated In ssme
borough l5oxl5o feet, 10 Christian Greider foi
S475.
No. 4. A lot OF ground in same borough
| containing Ia acres, to Christian Greider fol
| S2lO.
No .. A tract Of land in the city OF Lsncas-
ter, Pa, containing 10 acres on which are :
story brick dwelling house, etc, (known u
ShnnberRer park to Amos Greider for $500
The iollowiu ing properties Of u. H. Engle
No. l, . lot OF ground In Mount JOY borough
50x lSo feet, q two story frame dwelling hous,
with back building, stable, etc, to Lottie b
Engle for E., ,02o. No. ., . lot Of ground IL
Mount Joy borough, 50x20S feet, . one ant
a-half story frame dwelling house carpente
shop etc, to same purchaser for $500.
A lot Of ground in Upper Leacock town
ship, containing one half acre, with two
story frame dwelling house, stable, etc, q
the property Of John J. Metz ger, to II. c
Brubaker, Tor SIS.
A tract OF land in Upper Leacock town.
ship, containing 2is acres with 2's'ory
frame dW ellin & house, frame stable, etc, a
the property Of JACOB II. kreiier, to II. e.
Brubaker, for SIS.
| A tract OF land in Elizabeth township con
2 acres, . Il. story frame dwelling house
frame stable, etc, a. the property OF Ella,
Eitner, to Israel G. Erb, for Sia5.
A lot OF ground in West Earl township, 81
by $50 feet, with . story frame dwelling
house, frame shoe msnuisctory, etc, Is tn.
property Of J ohm Asmusser, to Jacob Shsetfer
for Sl,sCo.
A lot OF ground in Columbia, 26xl27 feet
with q two-story frame dwelling house, ~
the property OF Anthony Wegley, admins
traitor of Josephine wegIey, to John p
| Frank for $7l5
A tract of land in Strasburg township
containing 15 acres, with . two-story franz
dwelling house, stable, tobacco house, etc.
as the property OF Samuel NJ. Miller, 4
| Frank II. Miller, for 500.
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PROF. MUNDER CLOsBs.
Little Ones Who Displayed Rare Ability as
Dancers


Dancers.
Prot. Nun der, who has been teaching
dancing in Eshleman's hall all winter,
closed his season last evening, VIXEN an ex.
hibition by the children OF his school was
held. There were q great many people
present. including the parents and friends of
the young folks who took part in the enter
tainment The scholars ali did exceed.
ingly we'll, and the affair was .
great success The first dance was
the "Sailor's Hornpips, by Masters
Clarence Malone and Bspjsmin Kendig 1t
was followed by Cschuchs" q Spanish
dance, by Misses Lulu Fiss and Maud
Trout. Next came the " Highland Frolic "
by young misses. Miss Lulu Fiss gave the
tambourine dance, and The Jealous Pas de
tois, very fine dance, was given by Misses
Lulu Fiss, Maud Trout and Master Berja-
min Kendig.
Miss Fiss was crowned queen Of the roses
and the beautiful scarf dance WAS given 10y
twelve young misses, some OF whom were
very small. The exhibition ended with the
ascension Of the queen to the throne and the
final tablesu. Alter the entertain nent there
| was dancing until . late hour. Prot Munde
| had very successful season In this city ant
| has done gone work.
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4 UsonNsee ApSsasssa 10 view ssses Ne lss
Lssasssa-TAs nesaisg Well Auesaea.
A large meeting Of gsntlemen interested
In The erection Of Q Southern market met =
Daniel Moore's swan hotel, corner Of South
Queen and Vine streets, this morning at 10
O'Clock, J. w. johnson, esq, In the chair and
e. r. snyder secretary.
The minutes OF the preliminary meeting
held June 18th were read and approved.
After some suggestions msde by Julius
Loeb and J. ". johnson - to the proper
mode Of organizing permanently, DIR. X NJ.
Bolenius moved that . committees OF i've I've
appointed BY the chair to examine sites suita
bic for the market and report the same, TO
eetber with the probable cost, to subse quent
meeting.
Mr.. A. G. Leonard asked whether. the com.
mittee would be restricted In examinin Z
sites to select only those north o! German
street.
President johnson said such was the un-
derstandng ct the preliminary meeting, but
| the committee would no doubt examine oil
| eligible sites and report to an adjourned
meeting.
DR.. Bolenius' motion was agreed to by q
unanimous vote, aud the chair appointed the
| fol owing committee Or. X. NJ. Bolenius
i w ~ CpcCucss Souu SShnuus Sos0Ru
| wacker aud W. G. Daisz
l Ieven r. Rote called attention to the fac
| tha. some ex pensea had been incurred 10 the
holding Of the preliminary meetings and tina
some further expenses would necessarily b
incurred. Instead Of "psssing round thu
hat " to meet these expenses IL was thous b
better to have each man interested pay bi
proper ebare. A subscription paper va
presented and most Of those present signe'
it
On motion It was resolved that when tn
meeting adjourn 1t be to meet at the call {
| the president, after he shall have been not
fed by the committee on site that they ar
ready to report.
1t is understood that there will be no diff
Guilty in disposing Of all the stock neceessr.
to build the new market II an eligible sit
| can be obtained ct q fair price The site mos
generally spoken of includes the property o
| the old Lamb hotel, Nos. LOG and los soutl
| Queen street, the Fourth ward hotel, ll0 ant
liz, and john Brooks confectionery, IL
South Queen street These three properties
have front of nearly 90 feet and extend owe
$50 feet to Beaver street. The buildings .
present occupyingthe site are not valuable ant
the location possesses many advantages for {
market, including location, grade and sewer
/ age,
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0rAin anO Prov0iOOA
furnished by q. X. Yundt, Broker.
CaIoAao, June -, I o'clock p, IN.
heat. Corn. OAfA. IOrk. LAID
1--we osooR 0AraOs.

CHICAGO, June a.-The Dvorers' Joerwai 10.
SUO: marke: steady; shipping steers, SO u
l,sD As., q S0l 80; stcckers and fes.ders, o. ~
a. 70 cows. bulls ana mixed. o. t0S ~ bulk.
Q, 2S<1i 20; Texas cattle. .. l503 ~.
Hogs-ksceipts. ls.0U head shipments. SO .
SiN; packing and shipping. q soos 10; light
q 7tfs5 90; ssps, Eto0t 90.
sheep-Receipts, 40 head shipmsnts,
ern. s3 +oSS3 T; Texans, .! IIo3 ~; lambs. q "
0&0).
EAsv LtssKrr--CattIe--Rece none
shipments, IS: market dull prime, o. 6o1A IS;
fair tn good, u t5<bt so; common. - 7S0a W
cattle shipped to New York. to-day. none.s
HoSs-neceiptA $50 head shipments leo,
head :; market slow; Philadelphia, ., SOS ,
Workers. S 11S 20 common to light o aS13 IS
p.ys q 1oot 80; hogs shipped TO New York
; cars.
sheep-Receipte. leo head shipments. ltO
market slow: prtme, ~ lOSe4 25; fair TO good. O. o
5 IS; common, o. so. 50; spring lambs. Is 1905 IS
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Judge Ermentrou,, in Reading, has
charged the grand jury to investigate the tax
collectors who have withheld the taxpayers
funds from the county treasurer for private
gain. The Reading Herald alleges, in
regard to the county commissioners rsscali;y
in building county bridges, instances one
case where $1,000 was pa d to build e. coo
structure at Bsrnvile, and shows up similar
deals elsewhere. The cDmnis sioHers are also
accused of appointing collectors contrary to
law and OF showing other Otii ,isls 'avoritism
which will not stand the test OF Inquiry. All
this the gr and Jury VIII nvestigate.
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Have Relatives Hsrs.

A telegram from Winons, Minp., rays the
large saw mill OF Laird, Norton & Co, wss
burned st o'clock Friday morning. Loss,
slOO, 900 |; partly insured. The mill is one Of
the best in the Mississippi valley, the daily
capacity being two hundred thousand feet
They employed one hundred and nifty men.
1t will be rebuilt Immediately.
The Messrs. James and Matthew Norton,
are well known in Lancaster. Tney were
formerly from Lewisburg, Pa They are
nephews Of the late John Black. being his
sister children, and consequently cousins
OF Hon. James Black, Of this city. BY inter.
termsrrisgs they are also cousins OF Mrs.
James Black. Their friends In Lancaster,
though sorry to hear OF the misfortune
that has overtsken them, are glad to know
that they are able to bear the loss without
any serious inconveniences, a. the members
of the firm are quite wealthy.
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fHA SfB1Sr RAILWAY BxrEHSlOH.
Reand Tsips Expsctsa 70 h. |. Made Early Il
Next 0onth.

Next 0onth.
The Lancaster City Street Railway com.
pany II rapidly approaching the completion
Of the extension OF their line The cars are
running on North Duke street from Walnut
70 New; the switches are laid on New street
near North Queen; the curved rails are laid
q North Duke and New and North Prince
end New, and the track 10 completed
on Prince street from New to James
and along James almost TO North
Queen. This part OF the road has been the
most dinacuit 70 lay, - the street plying At
some points was OF the ''csmsl- -bsck'' VARIETY
end hsd 70 bs cut down nearly two feet beiore
the proper grade IVES reached This sntsilsd
. great deal OF work on the railroad com n.nv
and will keep the street oommissionsr bu,y
1ur some uCls In making the streets conform
% the new grade. The railroad company nave
over my men at work and expect TO have
thelS oaSs making the round trip regularly
= July. They complain thst much Of thsil
beot hssvy lumber, especially that which We
aovod n curves TO bs used - bed for tn,
yalis u pessipg around the street corners wa
aAnlea by thisvss living In the northern par
q the city. The new road 10 beinS muol
moro Substantially built than any other lai'
down In our city. %
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asv YoE1, June 2.-ylour market dull ;
scoS 70 COON s.sss wss,ssn. sss g Sos Is. ''' vi
y7To: ssAs6so 10 sa.n ! Esa state; CSC no . DO,
sstc recelpts $4,000 shipmsnts. 80 tOc.
rscsips.. Si.sa .sip%sas.. s.sa do july s'c
oatsEN0 ! White stAta. $50, No. Dc
s.1c; No2 eixed. eaeh. ssIsc July. ssNc Aug.
SiHc; receipts, ~ 90 bus shipments ISone 80
Sys Gup Ws:t.rn. shodsc state. S1S0Ssa.
Pors DUH Old mess. U4naun
LArd-July. U 6s; Aug " ID
nolassea dull at lskc - % '0iiins stock.
3ufpentine quiet ~ S034.<o.
1osfn dull strxinsc 10 yO.Sa, q 933<0i s7k.
PotS0ieum dull Rsnned. In cAses.JEe
.ssts mo ToIi1s. "s.,sss sr.'a c,"ss 2 Gss: soii
ChS00o steady western fset0gyr 7Oso.
,slSs sSlSs sa'''' s'ss" ''s'''' ws''''' ~
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SnIoAeo, June IS, 1897 a. m.-Aaikst orene0.
n heAt--Ju uue. 7Oo; Ju'v. sc; Aug, I!ssc.
oon-Juns, s,hci jay, SSsSc; Aug, s's.c.;
sep, vic.
tsass-Juns. exc; July, se,.c, Aug. salc
sept, Dkc.
fofk-kot quoted.
Lard-June, d IS July, y IS; Aug, q az
snor, Rihs-Iunc. q ssx July. q clx; Aug,
81 " sept, q 81.
CLo~tNa.
Wheat-Juue, o9'ac.; July, t9ac.; Aug, 'Sac'
sept. 1850 -
Corn June, S,sc Jniy, sss.c. Aug, Tkc
Sept, SAc. -
sept. 2,kc.
fork-June. SssW.
LArd-June, d S.k July, G u Aug. " IN
sept, o. s7k.
Ribs-jnns. q Is; July. u =; Aug.0 s'k
Sept, q Ek